Walk the property before you arrive.
Every hole is live. Choose one to see its routing, switch tees for real yardages, and read the caddie’s note before you tee off.
Four sets of tees. A dozen ways to spend a morning.
Rates shown are per player and include cart. Walking rates available at the shop.
Across the river since 1968.
Donald Weir found eighteen holes already living in this ground — the old kings’ bridge, the creek, the ridge and the quarry — and had the restraint to leave them be. What you play today is less a design than a discovery.
What it feels like to play it.
Morning light through the trees.
The starter knows your name. The dew hasn't burned off yet. Nobody's counting.
The TurnA dog, a drink, a breath.
Halfway house at the ninth. The back nine waits, and it's the prettier half.
The land gets dramatic.
The quarry, the falls, the gauntlet. This is where the round is decided.
EighteenHome, uphill, watched.
The porch is full. Finish like they're watching — because they are.
The shape of a day.
- 6:42aArrive
First light over the river and the old bridge.
- 6:55aPutting Green
Roll a few. Find the pace of the day.
- 7:20aFirst Tee
The starter calls your name.
- 9:05aThe Turn
Halfway house. A dog, a drink, a breath.
- 11:15aEighteen
Uphill, home, the porch watching.
- 11:30aThe Grill
Some rounds deserve another hour.
What kind of round are you after?
This could be your course.
Priority tee times, both practice greens, a house account on the porch, and a season of member events that make a club a club.
Explore MembershipEvery course hides several businesses.
Corporate outings, charity tournaments, leagues, member events, weddings and private parties — this land does all of it.
Some rounds deserve another hour.
The Grill opens onto the porch and the eighteenth green. A short menu done properly, a long wine list, and the best seat for last light on the property.
Drag through the decades.
1968- 1968The course opens
Eighteen holes routed across the river meadows and the old kings' bridge by architect Donald Weir.
- 1984Clubhouse expansion
The porch and grill room added — the heart of the property ever since.
- 2003Greens renovation
Rebuilt to A1/A4 bentgrass; the roll that members still talk about.
- 2022New practice facility
A full range, short-game complex and a second putting green.
The back nine at Kingsbridge is as good a stretch of golf as anything in the Northeast — and nobody's talking about it.
You come for eighteen holes and stay for the porch. That's the whole club, right there.
We ran our tournament here for two hundred guests and didn't lift a finger. Flawless.